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Cycling photography for May - Part II

Giro d'Italia
Captech Classic
60th Tour of Somerville
Quad Cities Criterium
Bound Brook Criterium
Hills of Somerset County Road Race
US Bicycling Hall Of Fame Criterium
Blagdon Road Race
Iron Horse Classic
Tartu Tänavasõit
Tallinn GP
International Bayern Rundfahrt
Tour of Belgium
US Elite National Championships
2003 Mutual of Enumclaw stage race
Tour de l'Aude Féminin
Portugal Cup XC#3
Tour of Connecticut
NORBA #1 Big Bear
Rik Van Steenbergen
Open España #3
56th Peace Race
Red Bull Down Town
Trofeo Guareschi
Tour of Korea
NCCA National Championships
Burnie to Launceston Classic
Singapore Expo Criterium
Cat's Hill Criterium
Lincoln GP
Tour de la Manche
San Diego Velodrome
Four Days of Dunkirk
Roswell Criterium

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Captech Classic

Images by Ray Easterling

Women

• Ina Teutenberg (Saturn) and Lynn Gaggiolli (Velo Bella/Four Winds Trading Co.) work together to build a gap.
• Lynn Gaggiolli (Velo-Bella) leads the race.
• Team Diet Rite leads the field in an effort to reel in the breakaway.
• Lynn Gaggiolli (Velo Bella) and Ina Teutenberg (Saturn) begin the final duel to the line.
• The women's podium - (from L to R) Ina Teutenberg (Saturn, 2nd), Lynn Gaggioli (Velo-Bella, 1st) and Tina Mayolo Pic (Diet Rite, 3rd).
• Winner Lynn Gaggiolli (Velo Bella) and second placed Ina Teutenberg (Saturn) shake hands at the finish.

Men

• The men's race begins right at sunset.
• The field carefully rolls through the sharply angled fourth turn...
• ... and successfully round the turn without incident. Ahhh.
• Charles Dionne (Saturn) outsprints Ben Brooks (Jelly Belly) and Alex Candelario (Prime Alliance) to the line.
• The men's podium - (from L to R) Alex Candalario (Prime Alliance, 3rd), Charles Dionne (Saturn, 1st) and Ben Brooks (Jelly Belly, 2nd).
• Charles Dionne (Saturn) and Mark McCormack (Saturn) talk about the win with the media after the race.

60th Tour of Somerville

Images by Zui Hanafusa/www.miyashojicycling.org

• A delighted Jonas Carney (Prime Alliance) takes out the 60th Tour of Somerville from Jeff Hopkins (Jittery Joe's). Unfortunately for Australian Hopkins, he was beaten into second place twice in as many days.
• Reversal of fortune - after being beaten into second by teammate Laura Van Gilder (Saturn) the previous day, Sarah Uhl (Saturn) gets one back in the Mildred Kugler Women's Open.
• Cat 2 winner David Wiswell from Easten, CT, was a convincing winner over Jared Babik and Michael Friedman.

Quad Cities Criterium

Images by Mark Zalewski

• Sherri Stedje (center) raises her arms in victory as Kelly Benjamin (right) and Jenn Wangerin (left) come in second and third behind her.
• The women's podium - (from l to r) Jenn Wangerin (Team Jamba Juice), Sherri Stedje (Best of the Bay) and Kelly Benjamin (Athletes by Design).
• One lap to go! Jason McCartney (7up/Maxxis) pulls hard at the front trying to leadout teammates Hayden Godfrey and John Lieswyn, with U.S. Postal, and three-time Quad Cities champion Robbie Ventura in the middle.
• Hayden Godfrey (7up/Maxxis) takes the sprint in front of a hard chasing Jason Waddell (Mathis Brothers) and Peter Hanna (Bianchi/Grand Performance). A touch of a pedal by someone in turn 7 of 8 caused a major pile-up, taking out many of the riders behind Godfrey in the previous photo.
• The men's podium - (from l to r) Jason Waddell (Mathis Brothers), Hayden Godfrey (7up/Maxxis), Peter Hanna (Bianchi/Grand Performance).

Bound Brook Criterium

Images by Zui Hanafusa/www.miyashojicycling.org

• Vasili Davidenko (Navigators) takes out the race, beating Jeff Hopkins (Jittery Joe's, R) and Oscar Pineda (7 UP/NutraFig, L) in the sprint.
• Super sprinter Laura Van Gilder (Saturn) comfortably wins the women's race ahead of her teammate Sarah Uhl.

Hills of Somerset County Road Race

Images by Zui Hanafusa/www.miyashojicycling.org

• The winner of the men's Hills of Somerset County Road Race spreads his wings as he crosses the line truimphant.

US Bicycling Hall Of Fame Criterium

Images by Zui Hanafusa/www.miyashojicycling.org

• Winner of the Cat 2 race, Christof Herby (OLP Racing) gives his victory salute.
• Melissa Sanborn (Intermountain Cycling Org) gives it her all to win the women's Bicycling Hall Of Fame Criterium.

Blagdon Road Race

Images by Jeff Coast

• The peleton all together on the lower slopes of Blagdon Hill.
• With the main pack in disarray after the second climb of Blagdon Hill, Adrian Street (North Devon Wheelers) bridged across to join the leading group, and was followed shortly after by Gerry Bowditch (bikeshop.uk.com), Daniel Martin (CC Giro) and Pete Scott (Swindon Wheelers).
• Daniel Martin (CC Giro) pounced just before the line to take victory from his breakaway companion William Bjergfelt (Saracen).

Iron Horse Classic

Images by Beth Seliga/www.3catsphoto.com

• The Trek/VW All Stars look relaxed and confident as they wait for the start of the race.
• The peloton rolls out town.
• Frank Mapel (Specialized), whose wedding is scheduled for Monday, has a unique kind of bachelor party.
• Phil Zajicek (Saturn) takes a turn up front.
• A 6 man break, including Danielson (Saturn), Drew Miller (Trek/VW All Stars) Mike Carter (Denver Spoke), & Walker Ferguson (Trek/VW All Stars).
• Drew Miller (Trek/VW All Stars) has had an incredible spring. After winning both the Vuelta de Bisbee and the Tour of the Gila, he rode to 2nd place today.
• Danielson (Saturn), Miller (Trek/VW All Stars) & Carter (Denver Spoke) rode away from the other 3 in the break.
• A chase group of 8, including Travis Brown (Trek/VW All Stars), Chris Wherry (Navigators) & Frank Mapel (Specialized) attempt to bring back the leaders.
• Chris Wherry (Navigators) chose a brutal race as his first race back since recovering from a recent illness.
• Local hero and expectant father, Travis Brown (Trek/VW All Stars) had a strong ride among friends and family.
• Former Junior World Champion Walker Ferguson (Trek/VW All Stars) adds to the list of incredible mountain bikers racing today. He will take 4th place today.
• Mountain bike legend Ned Overend (Specialized) completed his 23rd consecutive Iron Horse and rounded out our list of renowned mountain bikers.
• Mike Carter (Denver Spoke) had a strong ride today and finished 3rd.
• Drew Miller (Trek/VW) has had one of the best seasons of his career.
• Tom Danielson (Saturn) has had an amazing ride at the 2003 Iron Horse, breaking the course's 7 year old record.
• Breathtaking views were around every corner as the racers headed further towards the town of Silverton.
• Danielson (Saturn) and Miller (Trek/VW All Stars) were eventually the only two left in our original break as Mike Carter dropped out of the lead group.
• Finally, it was only Danielson as the leaders headed up Coal Bank Pass.
• Danielson (Saturn) wins!!
• Fans of all ages turned out in Silverton to cheer for the riders!!

Tartu Tänavasõit

Images by Jean-Francois Quenet

• Tarmo Raudsepp was very proud welcoming in Estonia his former teammate at Nantes 44, Jonathan Dayus, now riding for Team Ringerike of Norway.
• For Jay Sweet and Jacky Durand this wasn't the first trip to Estonia
• Jaak Mae runner up in the world championship for cross-country skiing, paid a visit to his close friend Lauri Aus
• The three rising stars of Estonian cycling Kalle Kriit, Tarmo Raudsepp and Andri Lebedev, all riding as amateurs in France, for SO Charvieu-Chavagneux, Nantes 44 and AVC Aix respectively.
• Jaan Kirsipuu looked pretty dirty after the race in Tartu.
• Janek Tombak wasn't happy to come second for the third time in a row behind Kirsipuu.
• Jacky Durand couldn't believe how hard this race was.
• Jaan Kirsipuu went on the podium again.
• A typical Estonian bag for the winners.
• They also celebrate a win with Champagne (sampus) in Estonia.
• A small press conference was given on stage for the whole public.
• Jacky Durand won the hot spot sprints competition in Tartu.

Tallinn GP

Images by Jean-Francois Quenet

• The podium of the Tallinn GP Mederic Clain (2nd), Arnaud Coyot (1st) and Laui Aus (3rd)
• Coyot and Clain discuss their race afterwards
• Jaan Kirispuu (Ag2r-Prevoyance) pictured with his father and coach Rein. He was one of the big favourites in Estonia for the Tallinn GP

International Bayern Rundfahrt

Stage 3 - May 22: Siegsdorf - Plattling, 200.5 km

• Massimo Strazzer (L, Phonak Hearing Systems) wins stage three.
• Massimo Strazzer (Phonak Hearing Systems) looks very upset to be subjected to a congratulatory kiss on the podium after winning stage 3

Tour of Belgium

Stage 1 - May 21: Oostende-Oostende, 176.5 km

Images by AFP

• Tom Steels celebrates on the finish line as he wins the first stage of the Tour of Belgium
• Steels and his teammates celebrate
• Belgian sprinter Tom Steels receives a bottle of Champagne from former sports' director Briek Schotte

Stage 2 - May 22: Oostende-Knokke-Heist, 172,5 km

Images by AFP

• Jans Koerts (Bankgiroloterij) celebrates as he wins the second stage of the Tour of Belgium

Stage 3 - May 23: Knokke-Heist-Haacht, 246 km

Images by AFP

• Tom Boonen (Quick.Step-Davitamon) wins the third stage of the Tour of Belgium in Haacht
• Axel Merckx (Lotto-Domo) is applauded by his father Eddy as he retained the leader's jersey after stage 3 of the Tour of Belgium

Stage 4 - May 24: Mechelen ITT, 20.6 km

Images by Luc Claessen/www.actiefotos.be

• Gorazd Stangej's (Fassa Bortolo) Elvis-style sideburns worked a treat in today's 20.6km ITT around Mechelen.
• Hey, this Fassa Bortolo rider could act as a body double for...
• ... George Hincapie (US Postal-Berry Floor), who's coming back strong after a sustained period of illness.
• Curiouser and curiouser - the plot appears to be getting a little too thick for Leon Van Bon (Lotto-Domo).
• Axel Merckx (Lotto-Domo) was clearly giving it everything to limit the damage to new leader Michael Rogers (Quick Step-Davitamon).
• High profile directeur sportif of Lotto-Domo, Hendrik Redant, lends his thoughts to the press.
• Serge Baguet (Lotto-Domo) is still finding his legs this season, which his facial expression appears to convey.
• Stage one winner Tom Steels (Landbouwkrediet-Colnago) is much more at home sprinting in the final 200 metres of a race than riding the race of truth.
• Tom Flammang (Cofidis, Le Credit Par Telephone) deep in thought as he makes his way to the start village of Mechelen.

Images by Hans Deveuster/www.sportfotos.be

• Overnight leader Axel Merckx (Lotto-Domo) is still in contention, after finishing 24th in the time trial and moving down to 8th on the classification at 29 seconds.
• Swiss Fabian Cancellara (Fassa Bortolo) clocked a time of 24'50 at an average speed of 49.771 km/h, which was good enough to take the stage.
• Frank Vandenbroucke (Quick Step-Davitamon) finished 15th in the time trial, and is just 37 seconds off his teammate Michael Rogers.
• The Lion of Flanders, Johan Museeuw (Quick Step-Davitamon) finished four seconds faster than Frank VDB, and in a Quick-Step-looking leaderboard, Museeuw lies ninth at 33 seconds.
• Tom Steels (Landbouwkrediet-Colnago) finished 1.28 off the fastest time set by Fabian Cancellara (Fassa Bortolo).

US Elite National Championships

Men's Time Trial

Images by Andy Lee/usacycling.org

• Danny Pate in the start gate
• Baldwin coming out of the start gate
• Horner in the gate, very cold
• Vaughters powers on
• Men's TT podium

Women's Time Trial

Images by Bill Parsons

• Team T-Mobile were a familiar sight on the podium at the end of the day, taking the five top spots.
• Did we mention they also occupied 9 out of the top 13 spots too?
• Calm, cool, collected.
• Is that a grimace or a smile?
• Another T-Mobile rider heading towards a podium finish.
• Blatant sponsor recognition is always appreciated.
• You always go faster with a red bike.
• This woman's muscle striations would put most men to shame.
• Kimberly Bruckner (T-Mobile) successfully defended her title for the second year running.
• Is this a face of pain?
• Maybe not, but this certainly is.
• And so is this.
• And this.
• Almost over.
• This rider opts for a more comfy, less aero position.
• Don't tell Deidre Barry (T-Mobile) she's not trying.

Images by Andy Lee/usacycling.org

• Kim Bruckner, emotional after the finsh
• I did it, didn't I?
• Women's TT podium

Race 3 - May 22: Elite & Espoir Women road race, 134km

Images by Andy Lee/usacycling.org

• A quick chat on the start line
• Amber Neben and Kristin Armstrong don't care that Charlie Daniels is playing
• Amber Neben crosses the line to win
• Armstrong and Bruckner take second and third
• The Women's podium

Race 4 - May 22: Elite men road race, 178km

Images by James Moro

• The peloton scream down the descent.
• One of the less arduous rises on the Seven Springs circuit.
• Many had their turns in small breaks, but it was a later break that made the grade.
• The peloton make their way through the picturesque Pennsylvanian countryside.
• Hey, this break looks kinda dangerous...
• The remnants of the main peloton on a course so challenging that the women's race, held earlier in the day, was totally ripped to pieces.
• Ronald Schmeer (WA Saturn of Seattle) and Calvan Allan (Upland, CA Broadmark) were away for some time before race winner Mike Voigt (Team Snow Valley) got hold of them.
• Mike Voigt (Team Snow Valley) showed impressive strength as he caught a two-man breakaway and went right by, soloing to the finish line to take his first National Championship title.
• The bunch make one of the many acensions en masse.
• The beauty of the Seven Springs circuit was something to behold.

Images by Andy Lee/usacycling.org

• The Women's podium
• Garett Wonders tucks in
• Mike Voigt powers away
• Mike Voigt can't believe he won
• The Men's podium

2003 Mutual of Enumclaw stage race

Images by Hyun Lee

Road Race

• Patrick Dunning (Team Healthnet)
• Rich McClung prepares to start
• Ron Schmeer, also a returning champ
• Scott Goguen, 2002 champ
• Seth Davis warms up
• Troy Critchlow readies himself
• Alex Ivanov sets off
• A mix of old and new equipment
• Jonny Sundt in the trainer
• Kenny Williams, 2001 champ
• Matt Usborne starts his TT
• Mick Walsh takes a deep breath
• Minn Van Valsan is ready to roll
• Off goes the Cat

Road Race

• An early attack powers through the feedzone
• Break of three stay away through the climb
• Craig Wilcox comes in for fourth
• Doug Ollerenshaw seconds ahead of Ron Schmeere
• Kennie Williams loses the lead by seconds but still gets 5th that day
• The start in sunny weather
• Alex Kozlov wins the road-race

Criterium

• Riders shoot past in the crit
• The crit with a mountain backdrop
• The Cat attacks, leaving the bunch behind
• The Women's crit in action
• Women's racing in the wet
• A late attack in the crit
• riders turn in downtown Enumclaw
• Kenny and Scott at the time-bonus prime

Tour de l'Aude Féminin

Images by James Victor/AIS

• Cyclists leaving Lezignan-Corbieres for the start of stage 3
• The Australian Team Presentation
• Prologue podium, Rossner, Spiekermann, Melchers, Teutenberg, Arndt, Gollan
• Prologue winner, Petra Rossner
• Team masseurs and mechanics always taking care of each other on Tour

Portugal Cup XC#3

Images by www.freelance.pt

• Mário Arjona (Team Haro) on the way to winning the men's elite division
• Isabel Caetano (CRD Santa Cruz - BiciCastro) pushing her way to the win in the elite women's race

Tour of Connecticut

Stage 1 - May 16: New Haven Criteriums, 2 x 30km

Images by Celia Cole

• A big smile for the camera from a Prime Alliance rider

Stage 2 - May 17: Waterbury Circuit Race, 100km

Images by Brent Soderberg/bikeride.com

• David Clinger crossing the finish
• Richard Fries interviews David Clinger
• Chris Horner lead for most of the race
• Jonathan Vaughter pushing up the climb
• The chase group on the climb

Images by Celia Cole

• John Lieswyn (7UP/Maxxis) follows the wheel of Mike Sayers (Healthnet/sportbook.com) in the closing moments of the race.

Stage 3 - May 18: Housatonic Valley Classic, Danbury, 190km

Images by Zui Hanafusa/miyashojicycling.org

• Shooting past the start/finish line
• Leaning into the corner
• Vasilli Davidenko wins the Men's race
• Iona Wynter (Genesis Scuba)
• Laura Van Gilder (Saturn)
• Tina Mayolo (Diet Rite)
• Tina Mayolo wins the Women's race
• Riders shoot past the camera
• Warm weather made for exhaustive racing
• Flying down the main street
• John Eustice in organiser mode
• Radio the café, I'm out of coffee
• The Mayor of Danbury wins the fun race

Images by Cecila Cole

• Jonathon Vaughters drives the Prime Alliance train ahead of teammate David Clinger, who stiched up the overall classification.
• Vassilli Davidenko (Navigators) found the perfect wheel with Fraser and waited until just the right moment to spring around him for the win.

NORBA #1 Big Bear

May 17: Cross-country

Images by Bob Wilson/www.wilsonsphotography.com

• Ryder Hesjedel (Gary Fisher Subaru) high on the cross-country course
• Roland Green (Trek/VW) at the front of the early chasing bunch
• Alison Dunlap (Luna Women) goes up the hard way
• Jody Peters (3D Racing) plays splashies
• Ryder Hesjedel (Gary Fisher Subaru) leads the early bunch
• Nick Gould (Santa Cruz) tackles the climb
• Nick Waite (Team West) and Jamey Yanick (Giant) climb together
• John Foley (Team Dried Plums) grits his teeth on a climb
• Kiara Bisaro (Gears Racing) stayed with Dunlap till the final climb
• Alison Dunlap (Luna Women) was the strongest woman today
• Mary Grigson (Subaru-Gary Fisher) started her 2003 NORBA campaign with a fourth place
• Lesley Tomlinson (Rocky Mountain) on the way to 13th place
• Melissa Thomas (Ritchey) leads a mid-pack group
• Rachel Massey (Ford Outfitters) working hard in the mountain sunshine
• Ryder Hesjedel (Gary Fisher Subaru) skirts the mud puddle
• Geoff Kabush (Kona) led the chase but couldn't catch Hesjedel
• Roland Green (Trek/VW) started strongly but looks to have not recovered from his road crash in Georgia
• Riders collect replenishment in the feed zone
• Alison Dunlap (Luna Women) claims a long-awaited Big Bear victory
• If Kiara Bisaro (Gears Racing) was any happier, she'd burst!
• Kim Anderson (T-Mobile) acknowledges the crowd as she finishes third
• Alison Dunlap (Luna Women) gets a post-race clean-up
• Ryder Hesjedel (Gary Fisher Subaru) looks remarkably nonchalant about the win
• Have you hugged your bike today? Reyder Hesjedel goes one better with a big sloppy one
• Ryder Hesjedel celebrates with a demonstration of the overhead bike lift
• Geoff Kabush (Kona) 19 seconds behind Hesjedel for second
• Seamus McGrath (Haro Lee Dungarees) rolls into the finish for a Canadian sweep of the top three
• Seamus McGrath (Haro Lee Dungarees) - typical mountain biker, happiest when dirty!
• Kiara Bisaro (Gears Racing) was delighted with second behind the former world champ
• Kim Anderson (T-Mobile) pretty pleased with third
• The women's podium - wall-to-wall grins
• The men's podium - looking kinda crowded up there!
• Ryder Hesjedel waves from the podium
• Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski (RLX) cleans up
• Kiara Bisaro (Gears Racing) signs a fan's t-shirt

More images by Bob Wilson/www.wilsonsphotography.com

• Climbing up the mountain
• Hey! Take a photo of me!
• One of the MTBChick.com riders
• Hot, dry, and still some laps to go
• More riders feeling the strain
• Feed-zone action
• WooHoo! I won!
• I won too, but I feel shagged
• Some wore lycra, some wore denim. Jnr Women podium
• Even more denim, I hope it is padded. Jnr Men podium
• The Semi-Pro Men's podium

May 18: Short track cross-country

Images by Bob Wilson/www.wilsonsphotography.com

• Katerina Hanusova (Luna Chix)
• Mary McConneloug (Seven Cycles)
• Susan Haywood (Trek-VW)
• Alison Dunlap (Luna Chix)
• Kim Anderson (T-Mobile) raced through the field
• Susan Haywood keeps pushing it
• Jimena Florit (RLX Ralph Lauren)
• Second last lap and the race for third is on
• Susan Haywood wins, the OLN cameraman gets second
• Susan Haywood looking like she was tail-ended by a Kombi
• The rest of the podium sprint for their spots
• Mary McConneloug post race
• Alison Dunlap, chirpy as ever
• Susan Haywood looks exhausted
• From out of nowhere; Jose Adrian Bonilla
• And it's on! The first of many short laps
• Fighting for the inside line
• Bonilla was in form from the start
• Seamus McGrath (Haro Lee Dungarees)
• Ryder Hesjedal just wasn't on the money today
• Into a U-Turn, and it's shoulder to shoulder
• Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski (RLX Ralph Lauren) and Todd Wells (Mongoose/Hyundai)
• Mid-race, and it's still 110%
• Down into the dirt section
• The men's second last lap
• Todd Wells heads for third place
• Jose Adrian Bonilla takes the win
• An exhausted Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski in second
• Bonilla is as happy as a rooster in a henhouse
• Todd Wells looking more like a boxer than a cyclist
• Roland Green could only manage 11th
• The women's field chilling post-race
• A serious looking Susan Haywood lets loose
• The Women's podium
• The Men's podium

May 18: Downhill

Practice

• Showing some style over the jumps
• Launch, kick the rear out, look at camera - Perfect
• I think I might land overrr… there.
• Tai-Lee Muxlow during practice
• A birds-eye view of one set of doubles
• Help! Get me out of this tree
• I don't think he's gunna make it
• A nice little rock chute
• Airborn over the rocks
• One of the locals watches the action
• Wheel to the right, look to the left, stylin'
• Clearing the rocks the easy way
• Eric Carter makes practise look easy
• Sam Hill flies the flag for Australia
• "Sick" Mick Hannah clearing the rocks in practice
• Eric Carter hooks his Mongoose/Turner through the corners
• Chris Kovarik wore his long-sleeves in practice
• Tracey Mosely testing her new Bomber 888 forks

Qualifiying

• Tara Llanes pedalling like mad
• Fionn Griffiths looks for a place to land
• Tai-Lee Muxlow clears the logs
• "Sick" Mick decides to do a run in his lycra
• Chris Kovarik preparing to land
• E.C. on his last practice run
• Steve Peat rails the last turn on the course

Finals

• Tara Llanes soars towards a podium finish
• Missy Giove has fourth place in her sights
• Tai-Lee staring third place down
• Tracey Mosely can see first place, and wants it bad
• Oooff… Which way is up?
• I'm not going to win like this am I?
• E.C. heading for first place
• A little bit of style from E.C.
• Sam Hill was one of three Aussies on the podium
• He was also one of many stylin' it up
• Chris Kovarik wore his skinsuit to third place
• Peaty finished .14 of a second off E.C. for second place
• "Sick" Mick raced sans armour to second place
• Fionn Griffiths took out third place
• The Women's podium
• 3 Aussies, an American and an Englishman on the Men's podium

Rik Van Steenbergen (1924-2003)

Images by AFP/Belga

• Rik Van Steenbergen (1924-2003) was massively popular, as this photo from 1957 shows
• Rik Van Steenbergen (1924-2003) after winning Milan San Remo in 1954
• Rik Van Steenbergen (1924-2003) says farewell in the Brussels Sportpaleis in 1966, the last race he rode as a professional

Open España #4

Images by Isma Lejarreta

• Eneko Lejarreta tackles the rocky tracks
• Inaki Lejarreta on his way to the win
• Orbea leads the series in both Women's and Men's Elite
• Inaki Lejarreta is flanked by Jose A. Hermida Ramos and Alejandro Diaz De La Peña
• The first corner in the Men's Elite race

56th Peace Race

Photos by AFP

• Riders cross the border bridge between Poland and Germany in Franfurt/Oder
• A police officer welcomes the riders to Germany

Red Bull Down Town

Images by Red Bull/Alex Schelbert

• Freestyle BMX riders added some excitement to the day
• Kyle Strait shows some of his elders how to do it
• Tracy Moseley tests out her new Marzocchi forks
• Tomac rider Tim Ponting
• Crawford Carrick-Anderson hooks his Santa Cruz around a corner
• Anne-Caro shows you don't need a downhill bike
• Peaty heads for the win
• Steve Peat (Orange UK) is flanked by Brian Lopes (GT Hyundai) and Tomas Misser (Mondraker)
• Anne-Caro does her thing
• Tomas Misser launches off the landing
• Cedric Gracia hooks his GeminiDH through the corner
• Just 1372 steps to go until the finish
• Diego Alvarez "Felt" good
• George Atherton looks for the next set of stairs
• Filip Polc gives his Psylo's a workout
• Watch me drop this water-balloon
• Guido Tschugg hooks his Wheeler through
• Eventual winner, Steve Peat in action
• Tschugg again, on his way to 10th place
• Roger Gonzalez launches the car
• Tomas Misser heads home for third
• Emanuel Pombo on the steps

Photos from the 2002 event

• A trials rider puts on a show
• Cladio Calouri takes a corner in the 2002 event
• Steve Peat races through the hay bales
• I say Mavis, what was that young man doing?
• Peaty drops in on another set of steps
• Sabrina Jonnier peddaling like mad
• Fabien Barel drops in
• Even the dogs were wondering what was going on
• Steve Peat looks for the next corner
• Markus Stockl launches the steps
• And down we gooooo…

Trofeo Guareschi

Images by James Victor

• The Aussies were out-in-force today
• Natalie Bates and Christine Riakos focusing before the start
• Mechanic Denis Mungoven preparing the bikes
• The Australian team pre-race with the sponsor of the event
• Australian Champion Olivia Gollan was all smiles about the new uniform for today
• And they're off - the race gets underway
• The bunch all together early in the race, with Hayley Rutherford always prominent
• The Aussies taking charge - Hayley Rutherford and Katie Mactier leading the breakaway group
• In the feed zone
• Katie Mactier takes the win from fellow Australian Hayley Rutherford, and Youlia Matissova in third
• The bunch sprint for seventh was won by Regina Schleicher from Alison Wright
• Aussies Katie Mactier and Hayley Rutherford (left) enjoying the celebratory champagne shower
• Katie Mactier and Hayley Rutherford Australian first and second
• Katie Mactier had prosciutto and smiles all-round at the presentation
• The podium: Hayley Rutherford 2nd, Katie Mactier 1st, Youlia Matissova 3rd

Tour of Korea - 2.5

Prologue - May 11: Korean Armed Forces Athletic Corps, 1.4 km

Images by Mikkeli Godfree

• A few of the Team MGZT riders before the start
• Seoul’s Olympic Wings
• Giant Asia’s Chris Carr wrestles with his bike in an unusual circumstance
• Sung Char Choi tackles the rise
• Artem Shlindov lays his bike down into the second corner
• Chris Carr with the bike safely under him again
• Joel Pearson hitting his straps
• A different perspective
• Paulie Redenbach en route to fifth spot
• The scene is set
• Glen Chadwick riding to secure a top-ten finish
• Luke Stockwell continues his road campaign in Korea
• Hyon Gu Lee approaching the corner about 10kph faster than anyone else moments before booking himself a spot in the ambulance
• Brett Aitken getting some angle out of his Avanti on his way to second place.

Stage 1 - May 12: Seoul - Chun Chon, 157km

Images by Mikkeli Godfree

• “I tried as hard as I could”… MGZT masseur Tim Retchford has some sag wagon explaining to do.
• Winner Kam Po Wong (Marco Polo) before the start.
• All eyes were on Team MGZT as the leading team.
• Chriso Carr (Giant Asia) before the start.
• The start, not to be confused with the finish.
• Chriso Carr, Pete Milostic (Team MGZT) and Glen Chadwick (Giant Asia) lining up to start.
• The teams get ready to navigate Seoul’s suburbs.
• Luke Stockwell (Giant Asia) snakes his way through the convoy.
• Getting by with a little help from a friend.
• Team MGZT get on the front after missing the crucial break.
• The ‘rolling hills’ on the way into Chun Chon.
• Chriso Carr on his way to sixth place.
• Glen Chadwick was outnumbered in the finale.

Stage 2 - May 13: Chun Chon Criterium

Images by Mikkeli Godfree

• Michael Carter (Marco Polo) warms up on the climb
• The team presentation before the stage start
• The Giant Asia boys having a good laugh
• Team MGZT are a little more serious
• Ex mountain bikers Luke Stockwell (left) and Pete Milostic catch up
• Pete Cottam (Team MGZT), Glen Chadwick (Giant Asia) and Cory Lange (Marco Polo) chat before the start
• Chriso Carr counter attacks the early break
• Giant riders of the future?
• Marco Polo and Giant Asia take control of the race behind the break
• The break smashing along
• Brett Aitken (Team MGZT) fires it up in the closing laps with Paul Redenbach (Giant Asia) quick to mark him
• A different view of the race
• Mark Roland attacks at the bell
• Cho and Bak (Seoul City) take 1st and 2nd
• Bak shows his elation at taking the clean-sweep
• Aitken has to be content with taking the bunch sprint

Stage 3 - May 13: Chun Chon - Kang Leung, 180 km

Images by Mikkeli Godfree

• The Giant Asia boys discuss the race-plan
• Brendan Higgins relaxes before the start
• Kam Po Wong (Marco Polo) is presented at the start
• The Tour de Korea in safe hands
• Chris Carr (Giant Asia) takes control at the sharp end of the race
• Kam Po Wong (Marco Polo) works to defend his jersey
• Chris Carr fights to rejoin the break in the service of Chadwick
• 'The Move' Chadwick attacks up the penultimate climb as Aitken (Team MGZT) and Carter (Marco Polo) give chase.
• Ghader Mizibani (Giant Asia) drives the chase through the fog in pursuit of Aitken and Carter
• Officials peer through the fog in anticipation of the winner
• Glen Chadwick (Giant Asia) happy with the win and seemingly ready to do it again
• Aitken rode exceptionally taking second and moving up to third overall
• Carter's experience was telling as he rode himself into second on GC
• Chris Carr showing the strain of securing the stage win and yellow jersey for Chadwick whilst moving up to fourth on GC himself
• Paul Redenbach informs the new GC leader how he won the bunch sprint for 8th, making four Giant Asia riders in the top eight
• Ghader Mizibani looks ready to hit the showers
• What do you mean I have to ride back to the hotel?
• Winners Aitken, Chadwick and Carter are joined by UCI officials on the podium

Stage 4 - May 14: Kang Leung - Yang Yang, 147km

Images by Mikkeli Godfree

• Marco Polo riders Cory Lange and Kam Po Wong chat
• Simon Bishop tweaks a Giant
• Luke Stockwell tells Giant Asia team mate Redenbach, where to go
• Yuichi Ono, super strong masseur and mechanic gives support
• Marco Polo riders chill before the start
• Korean Ganjin riders are all smiles
• Glen Chadwick is presented as the race leader
• Wong heads out of Kang Leung
• Kazakh riders ham it up for the camera
• The other side of the fence
• Peter Milostic (Team MGZT) follows eventual second place Mark Roland (Giant Asia)
• Two China-Taipei riders help Giant Asia control the race
• Winner Cho with two proud parents
• Giant Asia riders de-brief
• Chadwick offers some praise to a mercenary
• Local Yang Yang riders show their strength
• Joel Pearson (MGZT) unable to wait to get back to the hotel to sample some local fare, chopsticks and all.

Stage 5 - May 15: Yang Yang - Yang Yang, 135 km

Images by Mikkeli Godfree

• Kairat Baigudinov (Orbea Exte-Ondo) before the start
• Kam Po Wong (Marco Polo) looking forward to a profitable day
• The early break goes on the first climb
• Near the top of the climb the field was scattered along the road
• Giant Asia rider Redenbach tows Carr back into contention moments before the latter crashed on the descent, ruining his GC chances
• Road-side workers take a break to cheer the race on
• The chase group of 11 rips down the second descent
• The lead group hit the outskirts of Yang Yang
• Behind, Redenbach and Gatto (Team MGZT) drive the chase group
• Joel Pearson (Team MGZT) wins the chase-group sprint for 17th.
• Locals look to see what all the commotion is about.
• Suh was happy with second before being informed of his disqualification
• Chadwick and Redenbach discuss the race
• Wong shows what position he finished
• Wong again in the stage-winner's jersey
• Glen Chadwick salutes the troops
• Mike Carter recovers seemingly content with his second place on GC

Stage 6 - May 16: Yang Yang circuit race, 80km

Images by Mikkeli Godfree

• Cho is all smiles before the start
• A Yang Yang boy watches on as the riders warm up
• Paul Redenbach gets fresh with the locals
• Local riders soak it up, taking every opportunity to steal the limelight
• The race cruising early on, schoolkids watching form the pavement
• Rein (Marco Polo) attacks early, Carr (Giant Asia) glued firmly to his wheel
• Race wheels under heavy guard
• The riders sweep past the fields
• The pace quickens
• Aitken (Team MGZT) preparing himself for the final
• Carr policing the front of the bunch as he tries to forget yesterday’s crash
• The finest regional headwear being sported by some spectators
• Giant Asia and Team MGZT control the race into the final three laps
• The finish, Aitken checking Cho’s progress with 120m to go
• Cho gets it, keeping the Koreans happy
• 2nd on GC, Carter (Marco Polo), congratulates Chadwick on the tour win
• The tour winner is a grinner
• The irrepressible Cho with a happy Seoul City teammate
• 1st and 3rd overall, Chadwick and Aitken
• The stage winners’ podium, LtoR Aitken, Cho and Pearson)
• Cho leaves the race after a successful week

NCCA National Championships

Day 1 - May 9: Treasure Island Criterium, 70 mins / 50 mins

Images by Russ & Nancy Wright/www.AbbiOrca.com

• Ben Jacques-Maynes (UC Santa Cruz) wins the Men's Division I National Collegiate Championship Criterium, with his Sierra Nevada teammate Matt Dubberley (UC Berkeley) coming in inches behind him after a four man breakaway successfully stayed away.
• Stephanie Hannos (Midwestern State University) rode away from a rather large breakaway group to take the Women's Division I National Collegiate Championship Criterium.

Day 3 - May 11: Road Race, 124 km / 77 km

Images by Mark Shimahara/BikeZen.com

• Early in the race, Oregon State's Ollerenshaw ascends McEwen.
• Barry Wicks (Oregon State) and Matt Dubberley (Cal) escape in lap 4.
• After Wicks and Dubberly are caught by the bunch, Cal's Ben Halderman and Tyler Wren (Princeton) escape.
• With a gap of over two minutes, a large chase group follows the East-West duo (Haldeman and Wren).
• The Virgin Devil attempts to encourage riders climbing McEwen.
• University of California's Benjamin Haldeman chases Tyler Wren on the climb up McEwen in lap 7.
• Six riders, including eventual race winner Doug Ollerenshaw (far right), on their way to catching Wren and Haldeman.
• Doug Ollerenshaw wins the Division 1 2003 NCCA Championship Road Race.
• Oregon State's Doug Ollerenshaw elated over his victory.
• Kris Hedges (Johns Hopkins University) escapes alone early on.
• Edward King (Middlebury College) attempts to bridge up to Hedges.
• King of Middlebury (3rd place) digs deep on his way up McEwen.
• Kris Hedges (Johns Hopkins University) 500 meters from winning the Division 2 NCCA Championship Road Race.

Burnie to Launceston Classic

Images by Shane Goss/licoricegallery.com

• The front group at Hagley with Quamby Bluff in the background.
• A lone rider watches as the bunch fly by.
• The scratchies not far behind.
• Nathan Clarke in the Burnie to Launceston.
• Craig Burrows at the back of the bunch in orange.
• The Bunch sprint for the minor placings.
• Jason Andersch crosses the line on his own for first place.
• Jason Andersch; winner of the Burnie to Launceston.

Singapore Expo Criterium

Images by Bob Hwang

• The men eye each other throughout the en's open race.
• Colin Pearson took out fourth place in the men's open race.
• Samuel Yang (Liquid Element) came off Swallow's wheel with 50 metres to go to clinch the sprint.
• Bradley Holmes (far left) smiles for the camera before the start of the veteran's race
• Kerrie Crisp's sharp wits kept her in a favourable position for the final sprint, allowing her a comfortable victory.

29th Cat's Hill Criterium

Images by Len Ramirez/Cinealta

• Steve Larson (Webcor) and Trent Klasna (Saturn) drive the early break.
• The cruel climb up Nicholson Ave.
• Trent Klasna (Saturn) and Steve Larson (Webcor) grit their teeth as continue to set a blistering pace out in front.
• The bell lap indicating one to go is signalled at the top of Cat's Hill.
• Trent Klasna (Saturn) was away for over a hour and a half, and still had the legs to finish second in the bunch sprint.
• In the last few laps, the inevitable lactic acid in the legs began to dominate, and the Big Hurt began.
• Shadow rider.
• Jonas Carney (Prime Alliance) wins the bunch sprint, with Trent Klasna (Saturn) thundering home for second. Jeff Angermann of Webcor found some extra in his legs and flew in for third place.

Image by Sammarye Lewis

• The podium - Dylan Casey presents the 2003 Phoenix Technologies Cat's Hill winner's trophy to Jonas Carney (Prime Alliance), with Trent Klasna (Saturn) in second and Jeff Angermann (Webcor) in third place.

Lincoln GP

Images by Gerry McManus

• Chris Newton (Corima) attacks on lap one
• Malcolm Elliott (Pinarello) was strong throughout
• Keith Haddon (Ashfield Road Club) led home the bunch
• Matt Bottrill finds the smooth gutter on the cobbles
• This year was not so easy for 2002 winner Huw Pritchard
• A tough day for welsh champ Malarczyk
• And also a tough ride for young Adam Illingworth
• Five finally go clear
• Tanner and McCauley try to go clear
• The two leaders with one lap to go
• Mark Lovatt (Life repair) wins the Lincoln GP
• Gordon McCauley (Maximise-Almero) takes second place
• Roy Chamberlain (Team Milton Keynes) in 18th place
• Ex pro Malcolm Elliott is still as popular as ever

Images by Roger Thomas

• Riders reach the top of the climb
• Looking down the rather steep climb
• Two riders who are glad to reach the top
• Narrow streets and cobblestones
• Here comes the rest of the peloton
• And there they go

Tour de la Manche

A bit of French flavour from the Tour de la Manche by Jean-François Quénet

Stage 2 - May 9: Les Pieux-Gavray, 166 km

• Freddy Bichot and his girlfriend Cécile who competed in Miss France last December.
• Michel Gros, previously with Festina and Jean Delatour, is happy to be back in business with Barloworld.
• South African champion Tiaan Kannemeyer is one of the leaders of Team Barloworld.
• Michel, can you hear me, asks team captain Jacques Fullard.
• The two Jacos (De Witt and Odendaal) are the rising stars of South African cycling gaining some experience in Europe.
• Tiaan Kannemeyer makes his European comeback in the Tour de la Manche after his honeymoon.
• Jacques Fullard is well known in the Manche province where he won a big amateur race in 1996.
• Neo-pro Freddy Bichot seems happy to ride for Barloworld now.
• Takehiro Mizutani is a worthy winner of stage 2.
• Eric Berthou has a lot to say when he describes the scary sprint he experienced.
• Yann Buiron "the bottle carrier" is still amazed to be in yellow.
• In Normandy, there's always cider for the man in the lead.
• The podium - David Ternoy (points), Takehiro Mizutani (stage winner), Yann Buiron (race leader) and Denis Robin (hot spot sprints leader) share the honours.

San Diego Velodrome

Here's a selection of great images by Mitchell Clinton/www.clintonphoto.com from Tuesday evening track racing at the San Diego Velodrome.

• Darrel McPharren looks to the task ahead.
• Tom Dahill shows that there's more than one way to wear a helmet.
• Adam Smith grits his teeth.
• Eric Hollenbeck was the winner of the A grade points race.
• Shaun Wallace and Dave Clipper placed first and 3rd in the combined points race.
• Dr. Allen Richburg and Kevin Schiller could well win the Cyclingnews award for the best photo of pain and suffering in 2003.

Four Days of Dunkirk

Stage 6 - May 11: Gravelines - Dunkerque, 96.1 km

Images by AFP

• Jean Delatour's sprinter Jean-Patrick Nazon takes out the final stage of the Four Days of Dunkirk
• Christophe Moreau (Credit Agricole) is the overall winner of the rac

Stage 4 - May 10: Wimereux - Boulogne sur Mer, 179.5 km

Images by Peter Geyer

• The final climb near the finish line, about an hour before the arrival of the riders on the first of seven laps.
• The pack, mostly still together, on the streets of Boulogne-sur-mer during lap one. The race was about to get much harder.
• Led by Christophe Mengin (FDJeux.com), an early breakaway of 9 riders on the descent after crossing the finish line on the first lap.
• The pack stretches out on the descent on lap one, some 3 minutes behind the breakaway.
• Felix Rafael Cardenas (05 Orbitel) would drop out before the finish while U.S. Postal's Matt White would put in a strong performance, finishing 11th in the tough stage.
• Race leader Frédéric Finot (Jean Delatour), wearing #13, couldn't keep up and lost over 22 minutes on the day and the pink jersey, falling from first place to 56th.
• Jeroen Blijlevens (BankGiroLoterij Cycling Team), still looking to repeat past glory, found a way to finish the stage and was there the next day to contest a sprint finish in Dunkirk.
• Jean-Patrick Nazon (Jean Delatour) may have lost 22 minutes on the day but went on to win the final stage in Dunkirk.
• Jacky Durand (FDJeux.com), Lauri Aus (Ag2r-Prevoyance), and Saulius Ruskys (Marlux-Wincor Nixdorf) were so far behind in the 7-lap circuit that they looked like a breakaway group of 3... but they hung on courageously to finish the stage, more than 26 minutes behind the winner.
• Franck Pencole (MBK Oktos) showed that a little rage can help attack the climbs.
• Kevin De Weert (Rabobank) attacks the top of the climb.
• David Millar (Cofidis-Le Crédit par Téléphone) is back in action.
• Steffen Kjaergaard (US Postal) finished 88th on the stage but had three teammates in the top 15.
• Tough day at the office!
• Young rider Anthony Geslin (Brioches La Boulangère) finished 10th on the day, Richard Virenque (Quick.Step-Davitamon), 6th.
• US Postal-Berry Floor's Barry floors it. He finished a strong 13th and yet was still only third best on the team on an impressive day for Postal.
• Levi Leipheimer (Rabobank), riding into Tour form, finished 7:31 behind the stage winner.
• Stéphane Barthe (MBK-Oktos-Saint-Quentin), followed by Benoît Joachim (US Postal) and Bart Voskamp (BankGiroLoterij Cycling Team) with one lap to go.
• Three team leaders, Christophe Moreau (Credit Agricole), Patrice Halgand (Jean Delatour), and Didier Rous (Brioches La Boulangère) broke away late with Moreau taking the win ahead of Rous and Halgand.
• Four team leaders (Moreau, Rous and Halgand still together with Laurent Brochard (AG2R) behind), all French, with four team cars on the final climb to the finish.

Images by AFP Photo/Francois Lo Presti

• Christophe Moreau (Credit Agricole) beats Didier Rous to win the fourth stage of the Four Days of Dunkirk
• A happy Christophe Moreau (Credit Agricole) after winning the stage and taking the lead in the Four Days of Dunkirk

Stage 3 - May 9: Arras - Arques, 191.4 km

Images by AFP Photo/Francois Lo Presti

• Jaan Kirsipuu (Ag2r) gives his customary yell as he wins stage 3 of the Four Days of Dunkirk
• Jaan Kirsipuu (Ag2r) waves his flowers from the podium after winning stage 3

Stage 2 - May 8: Sin-le-Noble - Bapaume, 200.9 km

Images by AFP Photo/Denis Charlet

• Dane Lars Michaelsen (CSC) shouts as he wins the second stage of the Four Days of Dunkirk
• Lars Michaelsen (CSC) smiles on the podium after winning stage 2

Stage 1 - May 7: Dunkerque - Roost-Warendin, 189.5 km

Images by AFP Photo/Denis Charlet

• The peloton, all wearing helmets in accordance with UCI rules, waits for the start of the first stage
• Australians Mathew Hayman (Rabobank) and Michael Rogers (Quick.Step) joke before the start of stage 1
• Frederic Finot (Jean Delatour) shouts as he wins stage 1 of the Four Days of Dunkirk
• Frederic Finot (Jean Delatour) happy on the podium after winning the first stage of the Four Days of Dunkirk

Roswell Criterium

Images by Bill Parsons/North Chattanooga Cycle Club

• Vassily Davidenko (Navigators) before the start
• Trent Klasna (Saturn) on the start line
• The Prime Alliance pre-race stare down: Jonas Carney vs. Danny Pate
• Eventual winner Jonas Carney (Prime Alliance)
• US Pro Criterium Champion Kevin Monahan (7 Up / Maxxis)
• The ageless wonder, Kent Bostick (Colavita-Bolla)
• Roberto Gaggioli (Team Monex) another US racing evergreen
• Mike Tillman (Schroeder Iron) wonders who coated the sides of his helmet with depilatory cream.
• Marty Nothstein (Navigators) at the start.
• Chris Horner of Saturn leads an early train.
• The field charging hard
• Roberto Gaggioli coming out of Turn 5
• Travis Hutchinson (Krystal) in the shadow of a Prime Alliance rider
• A Genesis Scuba rider catches the evening sunshine
• Kent Bostick (Colavita-Bolla) coming out of Turn 5
• Are two Jittery Joe's riders a dopia?
• A Team West Virginia rider goes for the Roswell Gurning Prime
• An Aerospace Engineering rider leads a line-out
• The field, tightly packed
• Robbie Ventura (USPS)
• Greg Henderson (7-Up/Maxxis) and Trent Klasna (Saturn) in the first break of the day
• Navigators thinking about the break
• Navigators in pursuit of the break in a big way
• Navigators still at the front of the main field
• Either Jittery Joe's is experimenting with helmet cams, or they were worried about losing the daylight
• Ouch! -Jeff Hopkins (Jittery Joe's) takes a free lap after a crash in Turn 5.
• Trent Klasna (Saturn)
• Greg Henderson (7 Up / Maxxis) coming out of Turn 5
• A Schroeder Iron rider coming out of Turn 5
• Josh Seldman (Krystal) leads the bunch out of the corner
• Ergh! Sometimes the effort really shows
• One of the Webcor team
• A Navigators rider
• Josh Seldman (Krystal) looks worried about catching John Lieswyn's cold
• The break of Klasna and Henderson is still out there
• A Schroeder Iron rider in the thick of the action
• John Murphy (Krystal) leads the bunch
• The break still working hard
• John Murphy (Krystal) is a Georgia native racing on home turf at Roswell
• Jeff Hopkins (Jittery Joe's) no worse for the wear after his crash. He went on to finish 5th.
• Travis Hutchinson (Krystal) and Mike Tillman (Schroeder Iron) take a corner
• Danny Pate (Prime Alliance), focused as ever
• Chris Horner (Saturn) seems content to work for the team in the crits, knowing he gets his moment in stage races
• Gustavo Artacho (Colavita-Bolla)
• John Murphy (Krystal)
• Josh Seldman (Krystal) in the closing moments
• Frank Travieso (Aerospace Engineering) in hot pursuit
• A Jittery Joe's rider gets a wiggle on
• Post race interview with winner Jonas Carney (Prime Alliance)
• Jonas Carney (Prime Alliance) looks like a man who has just worked hard

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